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Trondheim, NO
Byneset Church is a Romanesque stone church dating from the Middle Ages. It is first mentioned in written sources in 1252. In 1646 the church underwent a restoration in which the choir arch was widened and the church was given new pews. The 16th-century frescoes on the north and east walls were discovered in the 1960s and 1970s.
Bystrytsya, UA
Presumably, the Jewish cemetery in Bystrytsya was established in the 19th century. According to epigraphic data, it already existed in 1918. The cemetery was used presumably until WWII, aтв the latest preserved gravestone dateы to 1939.
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Midt-telemark, NO
Bø church, built in 1875, is a wooden church with a long plan. The architects of the church are Thambs and Jacob Wilhelm Nordan (1824-1892). Next to the church is the Thomas Chapel.
Leirvik, NO
Bø church is a long church from 1868, designed by architect Jacob Wilhelm Nordan. Churches have been built here since the Middle Ages. The first time a church in Bø is mentioned in written sources is in 1340. There have been at least two churches on Bø before the present church was built.
Bø, NO
Bø church is a wooden cruciform church built between 1822 and 1824. The first church in Bø is mentioned in 1381 and was probably built around 1340. The fourth church was built in 1639, and the fifth in 1734.
Oslo, NO
Bøler church is a "working church" since 2011. It replaced a church from 1960 which was to function as a temporary church for a short period, but which has stood for almost fifty years. The modern church is the result of an international architectural competition. The church complex consists of different volumes with different functions.
Bømlo, NO
Bømlo church is a building made of brick in 1960. The architects of the church are Ole and Arne Halvorsen.
Bergen, NO
Bønes Church is a church from 1997, designed by architect Helge Hjertholm. In Bergen, the same architect also designed Søreide Church in 1973 and Fyllingsdalen Church in 1976.
Røyse, NO
Bønsnes church is a long medieval stone church built in 1100. In the 16th century the church fell into ruins and was not put back into use until the 18th century, the century of its restoration in its present form.
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